Pharmacy
Lab & Imaging
MIH & PIC
Home Health Cardinal & Velocare
Courier
100

The recommended window for courier delivery of cart fill pick up

What is 4 hours (Routine SLA)

100

Our standard best practice SLA for lab processing

What is 2 hours

100

Medically Home recommends this type of EMR (Electronic Medical Record) access for the PIHC

What is read only access

100

CON is the abbreviation for this

What is Certificate of Need

100

This type of pricing model is important to evaluate when considering courier contracts

What is a flexible pricing model

200

Medically Home's stance on the use of pharmacy barcoding in the home

What is to rely on 5 Rights when witnessing med administration

200

This person provides Point of Care Testing (POCT)

Who is the PIHC (Primary In Home Clinician)

200

The 4 forms of transport for a patient in our MH model of care

What are MIH transport, Family/Caregiver transport, Ambulance transport, and Rideshare transport

200

The type of care that is approved and certified by Medicare that meets certain and specific federal health and safety requirements

What is Medicare Certified Home Health

200

Name three or more categories that might necessitate the use of a courier

What are DME, O2, Lab Speciman Delivery, Meals, and Paperwork

300

The use cases of the PIHC formulary

What are first dose administration to the patient and urgent med need for the patient

300

The tubes provided by Medically Home in the PSB

What are BD Tubes

300

Name three or more benefits of MIH transport

What are time savings, cost savings, continuity of care, improved provider referral satisfaction and increased admissions from ED, urgent care, etc

300

The type of care that is delivered on a private-pay basis (clients or their families pay either the home care agency or the caregiver)

What is Private Duty Home Care

300

If both serviceability and cost are equal for both an integrated and a coordinated courier service, Medically Home would prefer using this type

What is an Integrated Courier Service

400

The items that need to be sent to the patient's home with their infusion medication

What are supplies, pumps, flushes and anaphylaxis kits

400

The way a customer can see patient imaging if we do not build a PACS connection

What is via the service provider's online portal

400

The list of medications that are carried by the PIHC for oral or infusion doses on demand

What is the PIHC Formulary

400

WOCN support, Social Work, Behavior Health Consultation and Dietician are all examples of this

What is Home Health Ancillary Services

400

This option should be considered for lab services if the PIHC capacity is limited in the market

What is to partner with a contracting team to develop a "dedicated" phlebotomist morning route to cover morning draws and deliver specimens

500

Core Pharmacy, Urgent Access, Retail Pharmacy, Home Infusion Pharmacy, IV Pumps & Supplies, and Courier are examples of this

What are componenets of Virtual Pharmacy Medication use process

500

This person can do the initial read of any patient EKG

Who is the Virtual Hospitalist (they can do the wet read while the PIHC is in the home with the patient and cardiology can do an overread later if preferred)

500

Name three or more measurements of success for MIH Transport

What are number of patients, percent of patients in each transport category, acceptance, escalations back to B&M for advanced transport, cost per transport, time of admission, and HCAHPS scores

500

Name three or more examples of services that are included under the home health umbrella

What are Wound Care, Infusions, Therapies, Phlebotomy, PICC/Midline Placement and Home Health Aides

500

The two best practices for the daily cart fill courier service

What is to deliver 24 hours of medication at a time and pickup at least 4 hours before the earliest required medication administration